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I stopped using petogen on feb my breast are now sore nipples painful.can i be pregnant?
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Yes: Breast and nipple pain/soreness can often be due to hormonal fluctuations related to your cycle or birth control. However, if you are not on birth control, have missed your most recent period, and are having any new or concerning symptoms, it is possible you are pregnant. The safest course of action is to take a home urine pregnancy test. See your doctor if your breast symptoms continue.
Answered 4/11/2017
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